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"The delay in sunset, sunrise, in the day
before rotation stoppage is given as a guide approximately 2.43 hours
late. This can be given as 2-3 hours late in general, as sunset is not
crisp for most, the sun above the horizon, the horizon not a clean line
if trees and hills are present, but the number of hours is significant
enough that there should be no doubt."
Nancy Lieder/Zetatalk
Zetatalk IRC
May 10th, 2003
[23:41]
<NancyHere> ZT: In the
week or so leading up to rotation stoppage, what can be expected is a
continuation of today, extreme weather, quakes in bursts globally, and a
gradual slowing of rotation such that clocks never seem to be synched up
anymore.
[23:42]
<NancyHere> ZT: Then the
day or days before rotation stoppage will increase this slowdown such
that minutes, then hours, then a total stop will occur.
[23:42]
<NancyHere> ZT: In other
words, you will have but two days notice, and the first of those days
doubtful as it will involve MINUTES, not seconds, and clocks being off
already this will be a confused point.
[23:43]
<NancyHere>
ZT: It is the day when the Sun sets hours later than expected that
should be the trumpet in the skies, the flashing red light, the
announcment you have been waiting for that NOW is the moment to drop all
and rush to your safe location.
#Zetatalk_crisis May 17th, 2003
(NancyL) ZT: Then on
the 20th, when the Atlantic Rift is positioned facing Planet X, it
LINGERS there, creating the late sundown we stated will be observed.
(NancyL) ZT: The lingering will cause a later sunset for Europe,
Africa, and an even later sunset for the Americas, but for Asia where it
is already night, this will not be noticed, nor Australia and Japan.
And guess what...... nothing happened, no change, sunrise/sunset was
as normal and yet Nancy stated we should be aware due to these changes
two days prior to rotational stoppage - the
19th of May.
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